DISCOGRAFIA RELACIONADA
| Gene Simmons & Paul Stanley | Peter Criss | Ace Frehley | Vinnie Vincent |
| Mark St.John | Eric Carr | Bruce Kulick | Eric Singer |
| No considerados en la discografía oficial |
Decca Dl-75262 (US, 1970)
MCA Records/Astor MAP/S-4212 (Australia, 1970)
MCA-5072 (Japan, 1971 *WLP)
01. Rollin' Along (2:42) - Shepley/Brand
02. Let's Call It A Day (3:20) - Shepley/Brand
03. Silver Lining (2:49) - Aroidas/Benvenga
04. All American Boy (4:05) - Shepley/Brand
05. Hard Rock Music (5:30) - Shepley/Brand
06. Ophelia (2:46) - Shepley/Brand
07. Long River (7:03) - Shepley/Brand
08. Grace (3:28) - Shepley/Brand
09. Polly Von (5:01) - Aroidas/Benvenga/Brand/Cris/Shepley
10. Good Company (1:44) - Shepley/Brand
Producido por Lewis Merenstein. Grabado en Electric Lady Studios in NYC, NY, 1970. Grabado por Ron Johnsen. John Cale en el solo de viola, el álbum también presenta a Steve Loeb. Peter Criss aparece acreditado como Peter Cris. La primera grabación de un futuro miembro de Kiss en vinil (no obtsnate que se trataba de un demo), aunque Chelsea se desintegro a poco tiempo de la salida de este álbum. Música de este álbum apareció en alguna recopilación.
MCA Records 734837 (US, 1971)
MCA Records/Astor COP/S-4524 (Australia, 1971)
Se incluye un tema de Chelsea en esta recopilación.
Hard Rock Music (5:30) - Shepley/Brand
.
Casablanca NBLP-7240
(US, 9/80)
Casablanca/Mercury 558-071-2/4 (USA, 4/7/97 - Remaster)
01.
By Myself (3:36) - Criss/Penridge/Wolfert
02. In Trouble Again (3:32) - Criss/Penridge
03. Where Will They Run (3:54) - Criss/Penridge
04. I Found Love (4:19) - Criss/Penridge/Wolfert
05. There's Nothing Better (3:32) - Criss/Penridge
06. Out Of Control (4:19) - Criss/Penridge
07. Words (4:43) - Criss/Penridge
08. You Better Run (2:40) - Cavliere/Brigati
09. My Life (3:39) - Bushkin/Criss/Wolfert
10. Feel Like Letting Go (5:00) - Criss/Penridge
11. As Time Goes By (0:14) - Herman Hupfeld
Producido por David Wolfert and Peter Criss. Grabado en RCA Recording Studios, NYC, Marzo-Julio 1980. Grabado por Leanne Ungar, Portada de Todd Schorr. El track 11 es una grabación que toma una línea de la película Casablanca, "you must remember this, a kiss is but a kiss". La portada del original varía un poco de la del remaster.
Casablanca/Phonogram 6302-194 (Europe,
5/82)
Casablanca/PolyStar 25S-121 (Japan, 1982 - different artwork)
Casablanca/PolyGram LPR-43059 (Mexico, 1982 - different artwork)
Casablanca/Mercury 558-072-2/4 (USA, 4/7/97 - Remaster)
Japanese
Promotional Cassette (1998)
Asean
Original Casstette Issue (1982)
01. Let It Go (4:00) - T. Faragher/D. Faragher/Howard
02. Tears (3:31) - Cusano/Mitchell
03. Move On Over (3:44) - Poncia/Criss
04. Jealous Guy (3:54) - Lennon
05. Destiny (4:10) - Midnight/Monet/Schoen
06. Some Kinda' Hurricane (4:02) - Ballard
07. Let Me Rock You (3:32) - Ballard
08. First Day In The Rain (3:30) - Stevens
09. Feel Like Heaven (3:40) - Simmons
10. Bad Boys (3:29) - Criss/Roberge
Produced by Vini Poncia. Recorded at Conway Recording Studios, LA, CA, Spring 1982. Engineered by Bob Schaper and Phil Moores (Assistant), cover photography by Trevor Brown. For 16 years this album remained unreleased in the USA, this was rectified in April 1998 with the release of the Remaster. For some odd reason the Remaster's cover swaps the picture from the original album's back cover for use on the front cover (and vice-versa). The Japanese release is incredibly rare, usually selling for around $150. Cover scans (L-R) Original Euro / Japanese / Remaster...
Geffen GHS-24111 (USA, 1986)
01. Nasty Nasty (0:00) - Thayer/St. James/Simmons
Produced by Gene Simmons. Peter Criss sings backing vocals on track 01.
Atlantic/Megaforce 82042-1/2/4 (US, 1989)
01. Shot Full Of Rock (4:47) - Frehley/Scarlett
02. Do Ya (3:47) - Lynne
04. Hide Your Heart (4:33) - Child/Stanley/Knight
06. Trouble Walkin' (3:08) - Wray/Brown
07. 2 Young 2 Die (4:29) - Frehley/Scarlett
Produced by Eddie Kramer, Ace Frehley and John Regan. Mixed by Scott Mabuchi and Eddie Kramer. Recorded at Dreamland Recording Studios, NY, and Northlake Sound, NY. Mixed at Bearsville Studios, NY. Peter appears on several tracks singing background vocals (and precussion).
Tony Nicole Records 0004-2SE (US, 12/93)
01. The Cat (4:36) - Criss/Montague/Miller/Stone
02. Show Me (4:05) - Montague/Stone/Criss/Bardowell
03. Good Times (4:38) - Criss/Miller/Montague
04. What You're Doin' (3:09) - Criss/Montague/Stone/Miller
05. Beth (2:48) - Criss/Penridge/Ezrin
Produced by Dito Godwin and Peter Criss. Co-produced by Mark Montague. Engineered by Michael Carnevale. Recorded at Track 24 Recording Studios, CA, in July 1993. Drums recorded at Brooklyn Studios. Additional musicians on the EP are Dito Godwin, Wayne Johnsen, and Doug Shawe.
Tony Nicole Records 0004-2 (US, 8/16/94)
Tony Nicole Records/Megarock MRRCD017 (Europe, 1995)
01. Bad Attitude (4:33) - Criss/Montague/Carrion
02. Walk The Line (3:47) - Criss/Montague
03. The Truth (4:53) - Montague/Criss/Tosetti
04. Bad People Burn In Hell (3:46) - Criss/Naro
05. Show Me (4:03) - Montague/Stone/Criss/Bardowell
06. Good Times (4:37) - Criss/Miller/Montague
07. Strike (4:45) - Criss/Montague
08. Blue Moon Over Brooklyn (5:22) - Criss/Naro
09. Down With The Sun (4:37) - Criss/Montague
10. We Want You (3:47) - Carrion/Montague
11. Beth (2:27) - Criss/Penridge/Ezrin
Produced by Dito Godwin and Peter Criss with Mark Montague. Recorded at Track Records and Cherokee Studios, L.A., CA. Engineered by Michael Carnevale. Additional musicians on the album are Dito Godwin, Wayne Johnsen, and Doug Shaw, Stephen Presley, Ed Kanon (Peterís drum tech), and Ace Frehley.
Megaforce Worldwide 0202861997-2/4 (US, 1/20/98)
02. Give It Me Anyway (4:16) - Frehley/Stead/Scarlet
03. Do Ya (3:48) - Lynne
05. Shot Full of Rock (4:46) - Frehley/Scarlet
Peter appears on 3 tracks....
Casablanca/PolyGram NBLP-7254 (US, 10/81)
01. Eugene (4:11) - Renda/Frehley
02. Buzz Me (2:47) - Renda
03. A Gay Ranchero (4:05) - Tuvium/Luban
04. You (3:23) - Renda
05. Ugga Ugga Boo (4:25) - Renda
06. Little Puffies (4:21) - Renda
07. Ice Cream (2:58) - Buzzeo
08. Stranded In The Jungle (3:26) - Curry/Smith/Johnson
09. Madam Palm (3:11) - Renda
10. Blow Up (1:40) - Renda
Produced by Crazy Joe Renda, except track 01 produced by Crazy Joe Renda and Ace Frehley. Ace Frehley co-writes, co-produced and plays syndrum on 01. John Regan is a member of the band playing bass and Rob Sabino appears on two tracks. For those who actually care about trivialities... The backwards-masked "message" from the alien leader in "Little Puffies" says: "Give me the low part and then we'll go up to there... Alright? See if we're really... We might be too fuckin' high... This might be the biggest piece of shit ever recorded..."
ACE FREHLEY: FREHLEY'S COMET
Atlantic/Megaforce 81749-1/2/4 (US,
7/7/87)
Atlantic P-1352-1 (Japan, 1987)
RIAA: n/a
01. Rock Soldiers (5:05) - Frehley/Taylor
02. Breakout (3:38) - Frehley/Carr/Scarlett
03. Into The Night (4:12) - Ballard
04. Something Moved (4:02) - Howarth
05. We Got Your Rock (4:12) - Frehley/Kupersmith
06. Love Me Right (3:54) - Frehley/Schickman
07. Calling To You (4:20) - Frehley/McClarty/Russell
08. Dolls (3:28) - Frehley
09. Stranger In A Strange Land (4:02) - Frehley
10. Fractured Too (4:14) - Frehley/Regan
Produced by Eddie Kramer and Ace Frehley, assisted by John Regan. Recorded at Right Track Studios and Sound Ideas Studios, NYC, NY, Master Sound Studios, Astoria, NY and Bear Tracks, Suffern, NY. Engineered by Corky Stasiak, Eddie Kramer, Chris Bubacz and Mario Rodreguz. Executive producer, John Zazula.
Atlantic/Megaforce 81826-1/2/4 (US,
1988)
Atlantic/Megafoce 08419-2 (UK Reissue, 2/27/96)
Atlantic P-6276 (Japan, 1988)
RIAA: n/a
01. Rip It Out (4:34) - Frehley/L. Kelly/S. Kelly
02. Breakout (7:32) - Frehley/Carr/Scarlett
03. Something Moved (3:57) - Howarth
04. Rocket Ride (4:34) - Frehley/Delaney
05. Words Are Not Enough (3:25) - Frehley/Keneally
Tracks 01 - 04 recorded live at the Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, IL, September 4, 1987. Produced by Ace Frehley, John Regan, Tod Howarth, and Scott Mabuchi. Recorded by Andy Johns, assisted by Timothy Powell, Mark Harder, Kathy Yore, and Isa Helderman. Project coordinated by John Regan and Ed Trunk. Mixed by Scott Mabuchi at Right Track Studios, NYC, NY, assisted by Danny Mormando and Jeff Abigzer. Mastered by Dennis King at Alantic Studios, NY. Track 05 produced by Eddie Kramer, Ace Frehley, John Regan and Scott Mabuchi. Mixed by Scott Mabuchi at Right Track Studios, NYC, NY, assisted by Dan Mormando.
Atlantic/Megaforce 81862-1/2/4 (US,
1988)
Atlantic Megaforce 08420-2/4 (UK Reissue, 4/15/96)
RIAA: n/a
01. Insane (3:45) - Frehley/Moore
02. Time Ain't Runnin' Out (3:52) - Howarth
03. Dancin' With Danger (3:25) - Frehley/Strum/Poffer/Streetheart
04. It's Over Now (4:39) - Howarth
05. Loser In A Fight (4:33) - Howarth/Regan
06. Juvenile Delinquent (5:13) - Frehley
07. Fallen Angel (3:44) - Howarth
08. Separate (4:56) - Frehley/Regan
09. New Kind Of Lover (3:14) - Howarth
10. The Acorn Is Spinning (4:50) - Frehley/Regan
Produced by Frehley's Comet with Scott Mabuchi. Executive producers Jon and Marsha Zazula, and Ed Trunk. Project coordination by John Regan and Ed Trunk. Recorded and mixed by Scott Mabuchi, assisted by Michael Reiter. Recorded at Media Sounds Studio, NYC, NY. Mixed at Right Track Studios, NYC, NY. Sequencing assistant on track 03, Gordon G.G. Gebert (also 02, 04 & 07).
Atlantic/Megaforce 82042-1/2/4 (US,
1989)
RIAA: n/a
01. Shot Full Of Rock (4:47) - Frehley/Scarlett
02. Do Ya (3:47) - Lynne
03. Five Card Stud (4:01) - Frehley/Ferrari
04. Hide Your Heart (4:33) - Child/Stanley/Knight
05. Lost In Limbo (4:10) - Scarlett/Frehley
06. Trouble Walkin' (3:08) - Wray/Brown
07. 2 Young 2 Die (4:29) - Frehley/Scarlett
08. Back To School (3:43) - Frehley/Regan
09. Remember Me (5:01) - Cathcart/Frehley
10. Fractured III (6:48) - Regan/Frehley
Produced by Eddie Kramer, Ace Frehley and John Regan. Mixed by Scott Mabuchi and Eddie Kramer. Recorded at Dreamland Recording Studios, NY, and Northlake Sound, NY. Mixed at Bearsville Studios, NY.
East-West 96022 (USA, 1993)
01. Softhand
02. Lucifer For Now
03. More Than a Girl
04. I Can't Make You Love Me
05. Rocket Ride (features Ace Frehley on Lead Guitar and Vocals)
Obscure CD single with a cover version of "Rocket Ride" that includes Ace...
Triange-Victor Records VICP-5679 (JAP,
3/1/96)
01. Take Me To The City (3:30) - Frehley
One track from Ace only on the Japanese release. For rest of track details see Tribute Album section. Japanese (left & middle) and German (right) covers shown here. On "Take Me To The City": Background Vocals: Sebastian Bach, Steve Werner, Karl Cochran, Richie Scarlet; Guitars: Ace Frehley & Richie Scarlet; Bass: Karl Cochran; Drums: Steve Werner. Produced by Ace Frehley.
Priority Records/Metal Blade 50589-2 (US, 10/31/96)
01. Cherokee Boogie (4:00) - Frehley
One track from Ace only. Bass - Saul Zonana, Drums - Phil Richford. Produced, engineered and mixed by Ace and Saul. Recorded at 20/20 Music Studios, NJ.
Unknown Label (US, 1997)
DISC 02:
16. Cherokee Boogie (4:00) - Frehley
One track from Ace only on this double album sampler...
Megaforce Worldwide 1976-2/4 (US,
4/8/97)
Stealhammer/CBK Records SPV-085-18712 (GER, 4/8/97)
01. Into The Night (4:12) - Ballard
02. Words Are Not Enough (3:25) - Frehley/Keneally
03. Insane (3:46) - Frehley/Moore
04. Hide Your Heart (4:33) - Child/Stanley/Knight
05. Trouble Walkin' (3:08) - Wray/Brown
06. Rock Soldiers (5:05) - Frehley/Taylor
07. Rip It Out (Live) (3:40) - Frehley/L. Kelly/S. Kelly
08. Breakout (Live) (3:30) - Frehley/Carr/Scarlet
09. Cold Gin (Live) (6:48) - Frehley
10. Shock Me (Live) (9:44) - Frehley
11. Rocket Ride (Live) (4:54) - Frehley/Delaney
12. Deuce (Live) (4:47) - Simmons
Tracks 01 - 06 previously released. Tracks 07 - 12 recorded live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, England. Produced by Ace Frehley and John Regan. Recorded by Scott Mabuchi. Mixed by Scott Mabuchi and John Regan. Executive Producer, John Regan. Remastered by Tom Brick at Absolute Audio, NYC, NY.
Megaforce Worldwide 0202861997-2/4 (US,
1/20/98)
Megaforce ?? (Japan, 6/20/98)
01. One Plus One (3:25) - Fig/Galdston
02. Give It Me Anyway (4:16) - Frehley/Stead/Scarlet
03. Do Ya (3:48) - Lynne
04. Its Over Now (4:41) - Howarth
05. Shot Full of Rock (4:46) - Frehley/Scarlet
06. Stranger in a Strange Land (4:29) - Frehley
07. Separate (4:58) - Frehley/Regan
08. New York Groove (4:54) - Ballard
09. Rock Soldiers (7:22) - Frehley/Taylor
10. Remember Me (4:55) - Cathcart/Frehley
11. Fractured II (4:09) - Frehley/Regan
12. Fractured III (6:40) - Regan/Frehley
13. Shock Me*
Produced by John Regan. Tracks 2-6, 11 & 12 previously released, tracks 1 & 2 previously unreleased, tracks 7-9 live. This album was known as "12 Picks-Collector's Edition until its' recent name change." Executive Producer, John Regan. Track 13 only included on Japanese version.
Unknown Label (USA, 9/1998)
01. She
02. Bodies Talking
03. Cajun Rain
04. D.O.A.
05. SAM
06. Rocker Room Theme
Tracks 1-5 produced by Michael Sciotto and Gordon G.G. Gebert. Project featuring former Ace Frehly friend Gordon Gebert and fomer Wicked Lester guitarist Ron Leejack. Ace plays Rhythm and Lead only on track 6, an unreleased recording with Gebert from 1988.
Rock Hard Records RH0001-2 (US, 10/98)
Rock Hard Records/Island Def Jam 061970239-2 (US, 7/21/99)
10. Hendrix's "Foxy Lady" - sung by John
Ace Frehley plays lead on track 10.
Because Eric was a drummer there is not too much of a separate discography for him. As a tribute to him I will attempt to detail his carreer here and his notable recordings and songs. NOTE: The solo album graphic presented here is a combination of two currently available on the net. The pseudo album cover is available at KISS Asylum, and the painting, commissioned by Eric himself, by Eraldo Carugati, the artist who did the original solo album covers, comes from a poster currently available from the KISS Freaks site (www.kissfreaks.com). I have combined the two for use here.
Independent Release (US, c. 1967)
A2. I Cry At Night (2:01) - Carr
B1. Your Turn To Cry (2:09) - Carr
Some of the earliest recorded Eric Carr, who plays harmonica, tamborine and sings. It was released as an independent single, in an issue of about 25 copies which were distributed to record labels. Track 1 was included on a Tribute Album, KAOL2, released in early 1998. Cool! Track 2 was released on the reissue of KAOL Music From The Folder ('99).
Unknown label (US, c. 1969)
The Cellermen provided backing vocals for this artist, nothing yet known.
Polydor PD-14450 (US, 1977)
01. Risky Changes (3:26) - Diamond
02. Big West (4:50) - Diamond
Don't know much about this 7" single. Look at A&C Memorobilia's site for the concert poster which details 01 as being a MNFT track... Also available as a 12" single and included on the 1977 Bionic Boogie LP. I really doubt that the actualy recordings have anything to do with Eric apart from the fact that Eric's then band often appeared as Bionic Boogie and would probably have performed this. More than likely the drummer on these tracks is Allen Schwartzberg...
Casablanca NBD-20205DJ (US, Nov. 1979)
Promotional
12" Center Ring
A1. Disco Symphony (10:05) - Siano
B1. Baby Without Your Love (07:03) - Siano
A 12" Single off the album. Produced by Lewis Merenstein and Ralph Moss. Assistant producer Howard Merritt. Recorded at the Sound Place, NY. I've only seen this as a promo. Because of the track length it is doubtful that this was released in 7" format.
Casablanca NBLP-7170 (USA, Nov. 1979)
Zoom
picture of rear cover credits!
Album
Center Ring, Promotional Version I (PRC)
Album
Center Ring, Promotional Version II (Casa)
Album
Center Ring, Normal Release Version (PRC)
A1. Disco Symphony (10:05) - Siano
A2. In And Out Of Love (06:41) - Siano
B1. Baby Without Your Love (07:03) - Siano
B2. I Love The Way You Love Me (05:25) - Siano/Henderson/Dozier
B3. One Step At A Time (06:28) - Henderson/Dozier
Produced by Lewis Merenstein and Ralph Moss. Assistant producer Howard Merritt. Recorded at the Sound Place, NY. Eric is creditted as Paul Caravello on drums and backing vocals. This record is extremely rare and hard to find. "Bionic Boogie" actually an alternative touring name for Mother Nature Father Time and featured some of the same people Eric had been working with for most of the 1970's, yet "Bionic Boogie" is mentioned nowhere on the packaging. There are two versions of the packaging: the spine on one is sliver/grey with black lettering; and on the other it is beige, a wrap around of the cover graphic. There are also two pressings, one by Casablanca and one by PolyGram, both at the same time. Additionally, I am finally able to confirm that regular release versions of the album, copies *NOT* stamped "promo" on the cover or album, *WERE* released, but these are far more rare than the promotional version judging by the number that have turned up. There are also copies which list the wrong release code (NBLP7173, which was actually Don McClean). Other band members on the record:
Paul Caravello_________Drums/Backing Vocals
John Henderson_________Guitar/Backing Vocals/Lead Vocals
on A2, B2 & B3.
Tom Siano______________Guitar/Backing Vocals
Eddie Dozier___________Backing Vocals/Lead Vocals on A1 & B1.
David Collier__________Bass/Backing Vocals.
Jerry Plotkin__________Keyboards.
Bo Tamlyn______________Synthesizer on A1, A2, B1, & B3.
Obie O' Brian__________Keyboards.
Dino Kovacs____________Keyboards.
Jeff Ross______________Guitar.
Ricky Cardona__________Congos on A1.
Julie Burger___________Backing Vocals on A2 & B2.
Holly Oasi_____________Backing Vocals on A2 & B2.
Mika Richardson________Strings & Horns Arranging
Larger high resolution copys of the above images are
available. Zoom in on the rear cover image to read the back credits (click on
it!), and click on the front cover for a larger scan! According to Dale
Sherman in Black Diamond, 5 or six copies of the album exist - this I know to
be incorrect as I know the location of 13 copies, I myself own 3 and sold 6
others. Other sources close to the Caravello family put the number closer to
fifty, this I agree with though it doesn't affect the rarity of the album!
Statistics on the copies that have been found (so far!):
Regular Release Version NBLP-7170 = 1
- PolyGram Pressing = 1
Promotional Release Version NBLP-7170DJ = 13
- Casablanca Pressing = 11
- PolyGram Pressing = 2
A&M 4919 (USA, 1983)
A&M 75021-3288-2/4 (USA, CD Reissue)
08. Don't Leave Me Lonely (5:09) - Adams/Carr/Vallance
Produced by Bryan Adams and Bob Clearmountain. Engineered by Bob Clearmountain. Includes an Eric Carr song. Bryan wrote songs with KISS members for both Killers and Creatures.
Passport Records PB-6034 (US, 1984 )
Music For Nations MFN-24 (UK, 1984)
02. It's My Life (3:58) - Simmons/Stanley
08. Legends Never Die (4:25) - Simmons/Free/Mitchell
09. Ain't None Of Your Business (3:27) - Simmons/Carr/Vincent
Eric appears on two tracks, one of which he cowrote. See the "Associated Discography" for graphic and full details.
Mercury/PolyGram 826-044-1/4 (US, 5/86)
Mercury/Phonogram 826-044-2 (US CD Reissue, 5/94)
01. Heaven's On Fire (Live) (3:30) - Stanley/Child
Benefit album for famine relief. One KISS song recorded live in Detroit for the MTV/Animalize Alive concert which included Eric on drums, one of only two live tracks released with him.
Atlantic/Megaforce 81749-1/2/4 (US, 7/7/87)
02. Breakout (3:38) - Frehley/Carr/Scarlett
One Eric Carr co-written track, originally "Heaven", that started out life as an instrumental jam during the recording of "The Elder", which also turned up in instrumental form (sans Ace) on KISS' 1992 album, Revenge.
Mercury/PolyGram 848-037-1/2/4/5 (US,
5/14/92)
PolyStar PHCR-36 (Japan, Digipak SE)
PolyStar PHCR-1169 (Japan)
RIAA: Gold
05. God Gave Rock 'N' Roll To You II (5:18) - Ballard/Stanley/Simmons/Ezrin
12. Carr Jam 1981 (2:46) - Carr
Track 12 was an altered version of "Heaven" that had been recorded during the Elder sessions in 1981. Ace's guitars were removed and replaced by Bruce and the piece was shortened to primarily display the drum solo section. On track 5 Eric had provided harmonies.
Mercury PHCR-1450 (Japan, 7/5/96)
Japanese Version & US Vinyl:
13. New York Groove (4:10) - Ballard
Executive Producer - Jason A. Linn. Production Coordinator - Tommy Thayer. Track 13 recorded at The Tonight Studios. Mastered and Digitally Edited at Precision Mastering by Stephen Marcussen. Japanese version includes New York Groove recorded live in Sydney, Australia, November 11, 1980, with Eric, one of only two live tracks ever released featuring him (the other, of course, is the live version of "Heaven's On Fire" which was included on some European and Japanese vinly releases in 1985).
Atlantic/Megaforce 1976-2/4 (US, 4/8/97)
08. Breakout (Live) (3:30) - Frehley/Carr/Scarlet
Again, just a co-written Carr track.
Unofficial Issue (USA)
01. Intro
02. King Of The Mountain
03. About the broadcast...
04. Heaven's On Fire
05. EC commercial spot...
06. Under The Gun
07. More blurb...
08. Interview, Dec. 23, 1989 for WCWP...
09. More blurb...
10. Little Caesar
11. No, No, No
12. About Chikara...
13. Interview, Cont.
14. More blurb...
15. Don't Leave Me Lonely
16. More blurb...
17. Interview, Cont.
18. All Hell's Breakin' Loose
19. Legends Never Die
20. Ain't None Of Your Business
21. About Eric's early life and bands...
22. I Cry At Night
23. About the Elder...
24. Escape From The Island
25. Under The Rose
26. Breakout
27. Carr Jam 1981
28. Interview, cont.
29. About other KISS members...
30. Your Turn To Cry
31. About Rockheads...
32. Interview, Cont.
33. Beth '88
34. Interview, Cont.
35. Closing...
36. Off the air stuff with Eric...
While this may not be an "official" product, it is too good, too poignant to pass up including here. Created by Tony Mal (who seems to be on Hell of a dedicated guy!) for broadcast on WCWP 88.1 FM in 1992, the package features a 1989 interview plus, for the first time ever, the two Cellermen tracks! Coverage is provided for all the songs Eric was involved with, and his history. It really is a marvelous celebration of his life! The fantastic packaging features the famed Eric Carr solo style painting.
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Rockhard Records RB-2899 (USA, 2/99)
01. Too Cool For School (4:00) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
02. Tiara (4:26) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
03. Can You Feel It? (4:04) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
04. Nasty Boys (3:27) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell/Davies
Produced by Eric Carr, Bruce Kulick and Adam Mitchell. Finally released, the long awaited songs from Eric's Rockhead's project which he sang, drummed, and played bass on. Bruce provides guitar. This issue is limited to 5000 copies. As a big fan of Eric I'd really suggest that you get this EP! A full length CD is planned for later this year including more Eric material!
![[Image]](http://www.kissonline.com/faq/carr/eric_rockology_lg.jpg)
Rockhard Records EURCD-246 (USA, 11/99)
J-Disc/Zane Records ZACB-1023-2 (Japan, 11/24/99)
Japanese
Version
Obi
Japanese
Insert Sheet
Part 1
|
Part 2
Disc 01:
01. Eyes Of Love (3:29) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
02. Somebody's Waiting (3:48) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
03. Heavy Metal Baby (4:34) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
04. Just Can't Wait (3:56) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
05. Mad Dog (3:16) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
06. You Make Me Crazy (4:04) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
07. Nightmare (4:22) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
07. Nightmare (Live Demo) (3:42) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
09. Too Cool For School (4:00) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
10. Tiara (4:26) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
11. Can You Feel It? (4:04) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
12. Nasty Boys (3:27) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell/Davies
Disc 02:
01. Eyes Of Love (Alternate Version)
02. ESP: Four Day Creep
03. Bruce Kulick: 495 (Demo)
Produced by Bruce Kulick. A full length CD including more Eric material! Some copies come with a bonus disc... The Japanese release version has a different plain CD Print rather than the picture print on the US version.
Spitfire Records (USA, 2000)
01. Eyes Of Love (3:29) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
02. Somebody's Waiting (3:48) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
03. Heavy Metal Baby (4:34) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
04. Just Can't Wait (3:56) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
05. Mad Dog (3:16) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
06. You Make Me Crazy (4:04) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
07. Nightmare (4:22) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
07. Nightmare (Live Demo) (3:42) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
09. Too Cool For School (4:00) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
10. Tiara (4:26) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
11. Can You Feel It? (4:04) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
12. Nasty Boys (3:27) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell/Davies
Produced by Bruce Kulick. Advance promo of the Spitfire reissue.
Demos & Unreleased Material 1980-1991
01. Deadly Weapons (1980) (4:47) - Recorded.
02. Heaven/Breakout (1981) (0:00) - not the Revenge version!
03. Don't Leave Me Lonely (1982) (0:00) - Eric demo with him on bass, vocals, and drums.
03. Legends Never Die (1984) (4:25) - Simmons/Free/Mitchell, eric on drums.
04. Ain't None Of Your Business (1984) (3:27) - Simmons/Carr/Vincent
05. Dial L For Love (1987) (0:00) - Carr/Mitchell*
06. Electric Thunder (1989) (0:00) - Carr/?
07. Rock Your Mind (1989) (0:00) - recorded for Ace's Trouble Walkin'
08. Elephant Man (1991) (0:00) - Only written, never recorded
More than Eric's contribution to the band, stuff which never made it to release. Some only written, some were recorded. * were possibly recorded/demoed.
Compiled from online sources and recent books...
1950, July 12 - Paul born in Brooklyn, New York.
1950s - While in grade school at PS-159 plays Scarecrow, in the Wizerd of Oz,
and gets stuck on the tree...
1964, Autumn - Paul begins studying cartooning at the Manhattan High School of
Art and Design.
1964, Autumn - After six weeks studying cartooning, where he was unable to "draw
on demand", Paul switches courses to study photography... or was it drinking?
1968, June - Paul graduates from high school only gaining a general Diploma due
to the loss of direction during the previous four years.
1968 - Paul's earliest proper band, The Cellermen, record two demos, both of
which were written and sung by Paul. "Your Turn To Cry" and "I Cry At Night"
heavily show the Beatles influence which had gotten Paul interested in music
around early-1965. They also display Paul's songwriting and vocal talents.
1970 - Paul works for the Royal Tobacco Company delivering cigarettes for
international export at Kennedy Airport in NY.
1970 - Paul teams up with John (Guitar) and Sarita (Vocals) Henderson to form
Salt & Pepper with three other musicians. The other three are African-American
musicians, hence the band name. These three stay together for the 1970's in a
band with an often changing line-up and name!
1973, February - A photo Paul appears in the centerfold of the New York Daily
Herald with the caption, "Is it a boy or a girl?"
1973 - "Salt & Pepper" change their name to Creation.
1973, December - Damon DeFreis joins Creation on keyboards.
1974, June 28 - Creation play "The Pit" at Gulliver's in Port Chester, New York.
1974, June 29 - Creation play "The Pit" at Gulliver's in Port Chester, New York.
1974, June 30 - While Creation are playing a show at a Gulliver's
Resturant/Night Club in Port Chester, New York, fire breaks out at arounf 1am,
resulting in the death of two band members, the keyboard player and lead singer
George Chase, and 22 members of the audience. Paul saves the life of the band's
vocalist, Sarita Henderson.
1974, July 1 - As a result of the fire, both Paul and John Henderson, appear in
the New York Times recounting the events of the previous night.
1974, July - Paul and John again recount the events surrounding the fire, this
time on CBS' Sunday morning TV News program, "Sunday".
1974, July/August - Creative Talent Associates, Creation's management, organize
a benefit concert featuring many of their acts to help provide Creation with
replacement equipment for that lost in the fire.
1974, Summer/Autumn - "Creation" change their name to Mother Nature, Father
Time, a name which Paul stongly dislikes..
1977 - Using the alternative touring name of Bionic Boogie, MNFT record material
which appears on a Gregg Diamond produced single on the Polydor label.
1979, March 16 - Bionic Boogie play the Night Gallery Discoteque, Brooklyn, New
York.
1979, Autumn - Using the stage name Lightning, MNFT release a 5 track album on
the Casablanca label, "Lightning"...
1979, October - After years of stalling and lack of success, John Henderson
finally quits MNFT to explore new options. The band members who all seem to
agree that they were going nowhere also move off in search of new ideas.
1979, December - Paul becomes a member of a 4-piece rock combo, called Flasher,
doing cover songs...
1980, March - Flasher's keyboard player, Paul Turino, quits... Paul is becoming
despondent about his musical prospects.
1980, May - KISS start advertizing for a new drummer...
1980, June - (Early) Paul gives notice of his intention to quit Flasher.
1980, June - Paul bumps into Paul Turino, at a club in Queens, who suggests that
Paul should quit Flasher and audition for KISS.. The next day Paul purchases
"Unmasked"...
1980, June 17 - The deadline date for submission of prospective drummer's
info-kits.
1980, June 18 - The day after the deadline date for submissions, Paul finally
submits his resume/demo tape pack, housed in the famous bright-orange folder to
Aucoin Management.
1980, June 19 - Paul attends an interview with Bill Aucoin at his Madison Avenue
office. Later that day, on the suggestion of Bill Aucoin, Paul shaves his
mustache off...
1980, June 20 - Paul recieves the call from Aucoin Management telling him that
he is to audition with KISS...
1980, June 23 - Paul auditions with Gene, Paul and Ace, bashing out 5 tunes,
including Black Diamond, Firehouse, Strutter, Is That You, and Detroit Rock
City, which are video recorded by the band. He manages to get the band's
autographs before leaving!
1980, July 1 - Paul is informed of his acceptance as the new drummer for KISS
after Bill Aucion phones and leaves a message with his sister Loretta...
1980, July - Paul changes his name to Eric Carr, aparently with him and his then
girlfriend Pantera picking names out of a hat, and designs his "Fox" makeup
after rejecting chicken man (The Hawk costume) while at rehersals at the
Palladium!
1980, Late July - Eric is officially announced as the new member of KISS.
1980, July 25 - Eric makes his live debut at New York's Palladium, formerly the
Academy Of Music, in preparation for the forthcoming European Tour. His
reception is favourable.
1980, August 29 - The Unmasked Tour begins in Rome, Italy.
1980, September 1 - Eric and Bill Aucoin mobbed by crowd in Genoa, Italy..
1980, September 2 - Skinheads attempt (unsuccessfully) to attack the band at
Milan's football stadium..
1980, October 13 - European Tour concludes at Drammen, Norway.
1980, October - At a birthday party, held at New York's Roller Disco to
celebrate Gene's 31st, Eric finally meets Peter Criss. A jam session follows
with the likes of Cher and Diana Ross...
1980, November 2 - KISS arrive in Sydney, Australia.
1980, December 3 - Tour concludes in Auckland, New Zealand.
1991, November 24 - Eric Carr passes away at Bellevue Hospital.
1991, November 30 - Eric is interred at ..
1992, January 6 - A memorial service is held in Hollywood, CA, for Eric.
1993, Summer - KISS finally refuse to consider performing a benefit concert in
memory of Eric.
1999, March - After years of waiting, musical material from Eric's Rockheads
project is finally released - well worth the wait!!
Columbia/Epic 34890 (US, 1977)
01. I Wanna Love You (4:20) - Cavaliere
02. Innocent Eyes (2:58) - Cusano
03. Love Me Tonight (3:18) - Cavaliere/D. Clapp
04. Jubilation (4:35) - Cavailere/D. Clapp
05. When the Sun Shines (3:44) - Cavaliere
06. My Lady Once Told Me (2:56) - Cavaliere/D. Clapp
07. Turn Yourself Around (3:18) - Cusano
08. Think It's Love (3:52) - Cavaliere
09. Treasure (3:28) - Cavaliere
Recorded at Sound Ideas, New York City, NY. Produced by Felix Cavaliere. Engineered by Rick Rowe assisted by Lucy Laurie. Vinnie on guitar as well as with co-writing credits. Vocals, Keyboards, Arp Synthesizer and Oberheim: Felix Cavaliere; Vocals, lead guitar, 12-string: Vinnie Cusano; Drums: Jack Scarangella; Bass: Rick Laird.
Columbia 35449 (US, 1978)
Album
Player Credits
01. Mr. Blue (5:01) - Nyro
02. Rhythm and Blues (2:57) - Nyro
03. My Innocence (3:24) - Nyro
04. Crazy Love (4:18) - Nyro
05. American Dreamer (4:08) - Nyro
06. Springblown (4:24) - Nyro
07. The Sweet Sky (3:32) - Nyro
08. Light-Pop's Principle (2:53) - Nyro
09. Child in a Universe (4:09) - Nyro
10. The Nest (2:27) - Nyro
Produced by Laura Nyro and Roscoe Harring. Engineered by Dale Ashby, Pop Ashby, and Frank Koenig. Vinnie shares guitar duties with John Tropea. Felix Cavaliere from Treasure on keyboards/piano on tracks 7 & 10.
Blue Sky ZK-35641 (US, 1978)
Columbia 983-383-2 (US Reissue, 1995)
01. Instant Replay (05:55) - Hartman
02. Countdown/This is It (02:51) - Hartman
03. Double-O-Love (06:20) - Hartman
04. Chocolate Box (04:52) - Hartman
05. Love is a Natural (05:18) - Hartman
06. Time and Space (14:12) - Hartman
Disco mania! Produced and engineered by Dan Hartman. Track/performer details:
Dan Hartman___________________Lead and background vocals, keyboards, bass, rhythm guitar,
scar, all instruments on "Chocolate Box", all instruments except
sax and congas on "Instant Replay".
Hilly Michaels________________Drums, percussion
Blanche Napoleon______________Background vocals
G.E. Smith____________________6-string rhythm; first guitar solo on "Double-O-Love" and Tambura
Vinnie Cusano_________________12-string rhythm and second guitar solo on "Double-O-Love"; Guitar solo and Background vocals on "Time and Space".
Edgar Winter__________________Sax solos and background vocals on "Instant Replay" and "Countdown/This Is It".
Larry Washington______________Congas on "Instant Replay".
Epic 35990 (US, 1979)
01. All Or Nothing (0:00) - Cavaliere/Cusano
02. Love Is The First Day Of Spring (0:00) - Cavaliere/Brigati/Cusano
03. Don't Hold Back Your Love (0:00) - Cavaliere/Beck/Cusano
Vinnie Co-writes 3 tracks. Some details listed by "Cavaliere" sites do not mention Cusano in their writing credits... so he may or may not have been involved.
Epic AS709 (US, 1979)
01. All Or Nothing (0:00) - Cavaliere/Cusano
Vinnie Co-writes 1 track that appears on this promo only release which also features other Cavaliere material.
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Geffen PRO-A-2079 (US, 1983)
B1. Smile (3:12) - D. Was/D. Was
Produced by Don St. Was, David St. Was, and Jack Tann. Vinnie plays 2nd lead guitar on one track. Ironically, Bob Kulick is also on the track....
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Geffen 24251 (US, 1983)
Geffen GEFD 2-4016 (US, 1987 - CD Issue)
01. Smile (3:12) - D. Was/D. Was
Produced by Don St. Was, David St. Was, and Jack Tann. Vinnie plays 2nd lead guitar on one track. Ironically, Bob Kulick is also on the track....
Chrysalis BFV-41529 (US, 1986)
Chrysalis CHR-1529 (UK, 1986)
01. Boyz Are Gonna Rock (4:56) - Vincent
02. Shoot U Full Of Love (4:42) - Vincent
03. No Substitute (3:52) - Vincent
04. Animal (4:39) - Vincent
05. Twisted (4:33) - Vincent
06. Do You Wanna Make Love (3:22) - Vincent/Fleishman
07. Back On The Streets (4:48) - Vincent/Freeman
08. I Wanna Be Your Victim (4:35) - Vincent
09. Baby-O (3:44) - Vincent
10. Invasion (5:24) - Vincent/Fleishman
Produced by Vinnie Vincent & Dana Strum. Recorded at Baby 'O Recorders, Hollywood, CA, January -March 1986. Has lyric inner.
Chrysalis 209-11( US, 5/88)
Chrysalis OV-41626 (US, 5/88)
Chrysalis CHR-1626 (UK, 1988)
Chrysalis TOCP-7973 (Japan, 1988)
01. Ashes To Ashes (5:02) - Vincent
02. Dirty Rhythm (3:37) - Vincent
03. Love Kills (5:33) - Vincent
04. Naughty Naughty (3:29) - Vincent
05. Burn (4:37) - Vincent
06. Let Freedom Rock (5:30) - Vincent
07. That Time Of Year (4:42) - Vincent
08. Heavy Pettin' (4:10) - Vincent
09. Ecstasy (4:35) - Vincent
10. Deeper And Deeper (3:54) - Vincent
11. Breakout (3:59) - Vincent
Additional CD Tracks:
12. The Meltdown (1:59) - Vincent
13. Ya Know I'm Pretty Shot (3:50) - Vincent
Produced by Dana Strum and Vinnie Vincent. Recorded at Cherokee Studios, Hollywood, CA, The Sunset Landmark Theatre, Hollywood, CA. Japanese issue also lists the intro of "Let Freedom Rock", seperately as "Star Spangled Banner Intro". Track 13 is an acoustic piece. Has lyric inner.
Chrysalis OVT-41673 (US, July 1988)
01. Love Kills (5:31) Vincent
One Vinnie Vincent song appears on the OST.
CBS 44056 (US, 1988)
01. Make A Play For Her Now (0:00) - Vincent/Peterson
Vinnie co-writes one track.
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Unknown Label CDL-7965 (Unknown Origin,
19??)
Large
Rear Cover Scan
02. KISS - Beth
04. VINNIE VINCENT INVASION - Love Kills
One Vinnie Vincent track on this late-1980's compilation which includes other artists such as Stryper, Judas Priest, Helix, Great White, and others. Ironicly, this album also includes a KISS track, "Beth". Click on cover for large scan.
Metaluna Records LLC MR-001 (US, 1996)
01. Euphoria (5:21) - Vincent
02. Get The Led Out (6:13) - Vincent
03. Wild Child (5:11) - Vincent
04. Full Shredd (4:57) - Vincent
Produced by Vinnie Vincent. Limited edition CD. Co-Produced by: Phil Kenzie; Engineered by Vinnie Vincent and Phil Kenzie; Vinnie Vincent: Guitar, Bass and Background Vocals; Robert Fleichman: Lead Vocals; V Meister: Drums. Originally released with the title, "The EP", it was soon retitled "Euphoria", with the rear cover graphic reversed. The purpose of the EP was to provide a sample of material which is supposed to feature on Vinnie's forthcoming album, "Guitarmageddon". Vinnie gives thanks to Paul, Gene, and Eric Carr in the linear notes in a nice touch of class. Oh, yeah, and the EP rocks!
E.M.C. Records EMC-3653 (US, 1986)
Center-ring
Scans:
Side 1
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Side 2
Album
Insert Scans:
Order Form
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Lyric Sheet
Cassette:
Cassette
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J-Card
01. Rock Warriors (4:56) - Donato/St. John
02. Love / Hate (6:22) - Donato/St. John
03. Bad Time Coming (5:30) - Donato/St. John
04. Runaway (4:35) - Donato/St. John
05. Still Standing Strong (4:11) - Donato/St. John
06. Live To Rock (3:44) - Donato/St. John
07. Northern Wind (4:35) - Donato/St. John
08. Stand And Deliver (3:55) - Donato/St. John
09. White Hot Desire (4:20) - Donato/St. John
Produced by Mark St John; Recorded at Front Page Studios; Engineered by Les Claypool; Mixed at the (new) Record Plant; Mastered at Bernie Grundman's; Executive producers: Eddie Coralnick and Gordon Davies; Click on cover for large scan.
Intense Records CD09233 (US, 1990)
01. Livin' for My Lord (0:00) - Ken Tamplin
02. The Continuing Saga of
Screwtape and Wormwood (0:00) - Lanny Cordola
03. Goin' All the Way (0:00) - Ken Tamplin / Scott Van Zen
04. Never Give Up (A Wife's Tribute) (0:00) - Ken Tamplin
05. Music Box (0:00) - Scott Van Zen
06. Not Alone (0:00) - Ken Tamplin / Scott Van Zen
07. Goin' Home (0:00) - Ken Tamplin / Scott Van Zen
08. Bouree' in E Minor (0:00) - J.S. Bach
09. Straight Between the Eyes (0:00) - Ken Tamplin / Scott Van Zen
10. I Hear Cryin' (0:00) - Ken Tamplin / Scott Van Zen
11. Armageddon (0:00) - Scott Van Zen
12. Holdin' On/The Chase (0:00) - Ken Tamplin / Roger Mielke
13. Take 'Em Back (0:00) - Ken Tamplin
14. Believin' is the Hardest Part (0:00) - Ken Tamplin / Lanny Cordola
15. All the Things You Are (0:00) - Oscar Hammerstein / Gerome Kern
Plays lead guitar on one track (#1) on a Ken Tamplin album! Needless to say, Tamplin has worked with numerous bands, including co-writing with KISS, most recently writing with Gene on "I Confess" off Carnival Of Souls. He has also had a long association with Scott Van Zen, an LA Guitarist, who has also worked with KISS.
M.I.L. Multimedia (US, Anticipated 1999-2000)
01. Do You Want Me
02. You're The One
03. Small Dose Of Lovin'
04. Whatya Doin'
05. Day Of The Dog
06. Lord Of The Fire
07. Love Me Or Leave Me
08. She's The Kind Of Girl
09. Razor Rock
10. Brother The Devil
11. I'm A Lover
12. Pull It Tight
13. Love Me Or Leave Me - (Keyboard Version)
14. Baby (Something About You)
15. Out Rockin'
16. Makin' Love
17. Fallin' In Love
18. You're Breakin' My Heart
19. Interlude/Little Pussy - (Instrumental)
20. Big Cat Strut - (Instrumental)
This really isn't very clear as to whether it really is Mark St. John. He did say that he had a CD coming out soon, but all of these tracks which are allegedly unreleased material are unrecognizable. If it really is him, then it's cool to get some material from his post-KISS career. I've also heard rumours about an official CD reissue of the White Tiger album - we'll see if either of these discs actually show up!
E.M.C. Records EMC-3653 (US, 1999)
01. Rock Warriors (4:56) - Donato/St. John
02. Love / Hate (6:22) - Donato/St. John
03. Bad Time Coming (5:30) - Donato/St. John
04. Runaway (4:35) - Donato/St. John
05. Still Standing Strong (4:11) - Donato/St. John
06. Live To Rock (3:44) - Donato/St. John
07. Northern Wind (4:35) - Donato/St. John
08. Stand And Deliver (3:55) - Donato/St. John
09. White Hot Desire (4:20) - Donato/St. John
10. Rock Warriors (Remix) (4:56) - Donato/St. John
Produced by Mark St John; Recorded at Front Page Studios; Engineered by Les Claypool; Mixed at the (new) Record Plant; Mastered at Bernie Grundman's; Executive producers: Eddie Coralnick and Gordon Davies; Track 10 an excellent remix version by Michael Wagner. Click on cover for large scan.
Lochness Monster Records LNMRCD-1002 (US, 1999)
01. A.W.O.L. (4:37) - St. John
02. Between The Lines (4:29) - St. John/Criss
03. Love For Sale (3:44) - St. John/Criss
04. No I'm No Affraid (4:17) - Naro/Criss
05. Baghdad (3:28) - St. John
Produced by Mark St. John, Steve Major, and Phil Naro; Recorded at Wellesley Sound Studios, Toronto, Canada; Mark St. John finally returns with some kick ass material, some of which was cowritten by Peter Criss in the early 1990's... Click on cover for large scan.
Polydor 8T/CT/PD-1-6215 (US, 1979)
Polydor 2391-411 (UK, 1979)
Polydor K.K. POCP-2415 (Japan 1979, CD Reissue 1/25/96)
Estrus Records 1241 (CD Reissue)
US
White Label Promo Version
01. Love Me Tonight (2:58) - Bolotin/R. Kulick/B. Kulick
02. Heart Of Stone (3:54) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
03. The Night Has Me
Calling For You (4:35) - Bolotin/R. Kulick/B. Kulick
04. Southern Ballad
(If This Means Losing You) (3:45) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
05. Fallin' (3:32) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
06. Without Your Love (3:45) - Bolotin
07. Countin' On You (3:35) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
08. I'm Aware Of Your Love (3:37) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
09. For You (4:44) - Bolotin
10. Heart Of Mine (2:55) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
Produced by Tom Dowd. Recorded at Criteria Recording Studios, Miami, FLA. Engineered by Steve Gursky, assisted by Rick Allison, Michael Guerra, and Jim Sessody. Mastered by Mike Fuller at Criteria Recording Studios. 3 Singles were issued from this album... Click on cover for large scan.
Polydor 8T/CT/PD-1-6279 (US, 1980)
Polydor K.K. POCP-2416 (Japan 1980, CD Reissue 1/25/96)
01. My World Is Empty Without You (3:08) - Holland/Dozier/Holland
02. Love Is Hard To Find (3:13) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
03. Stay (4:33) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
04. Airwaves (3:43) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
05. Maybe It's The Power Of Love (3:46) - Bolotin
01. Welcome To The World (4:43) - Bolotin
02. Breakaway (4:13) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
03. Really Wanna Know (3:47) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
04. Sooner Or Later (3:35) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
05. She Wants You Back (2:51) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
Produced by Eddy Offord. Recorded and mixed on the Eddy Offord Remote Studio, Woodstock, NY. Enginneered by Rob Davis and Eddy Offord. A double Polydor CD was released in 1990 containing both albums... Click on cover for large scan.
Capitol C2-48039 (US, 1980)
Capitol 4N-16342 (US, 1980)
Capitol 12062 (US, 1980)
01. Big Beat (0:00) - Unknown
02. Calley Oh (0:00) - Unknown
03. Rich Kid (0:00) - Unknown
04. Like I'm Lovin' You (0:00) - Unknown
05. Who Knows What a Love Can Do (0:00) - Unknown
06. You Should Be High, Love (0:00) - Unknown
07. Who's Your Boyfriend (0:00) - Unknown
08. Music's All Right (0:00) - Unknown
09. Young Girls (0:00) - Unknown
Produced by Eddy Offord and Billy Squire. Features Bruce Kulick on guitar.
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20th Century Fox Records T-602 (US, 1980)
01. Pick Me Up (3:02) - Stone/Kulick
02. Keep On Fighting (3:44) - Stone/Levinsohn
03. Where's My Hero (5:26) - Stone/Levinsohn
04. Voodoo (3:56) - Stone/Levinsohn
05. Paradise Lost (3:30) - Stone/Levinsohn
06. Nothing But A Heartache (3:49) - Stone/Levinsohn
07. On To You (3:51) - Stone/Levinsohn
08. Man Of Steel (3:50) - Stone
09. Bad News (3:35) - Stone/Levinsohn
Produced by Eddy Offord & Philippe Saisse; Musical Direction by Blake Levinsohn; Engineered by Rob Davis & Eddy Offord; Recorded and mixed at Eddy Offord's Remote Studio, Woodstock, NY; An interesting album of harder-edged AOR, Rozetta Stone, had a Laura Branigan/Joan Jett type voice which worked well with this not-too-subtle album! David Sancious plays guitars on 2, 4, 6, and 7, while Bruce Kulick is credited as the predominant guitarist - with a song writing credit too! Other players include Vince Caliuto on drums; Tim Landers on bass; Blake Levinsohn on rhodes; Philippe Saisse on acoustic piano, keyboards (of various types); and Brenda Madison, R.A. Martin, Millie Whiteside, and Dede Washburn on backing vocals. Bruce is credited as "courtesy of Polydor Records", his then label with Blackjack, not to mention that Offord was Blackjack's producer. Click on cover for large scan.
Great American Records/JEM GAR-8003 (US,
1981)
Passport 2032
Rear
Cover Scan
01. New York Survivor (2:40) - P. Marchello
02. Julie (2:33) - P. Marchello
03. Audience (4:30) - P. Marchello
04. Hollywood Ending (3:07) - P. Marchello
05. Great American Music Halls (3:59) - P. Marchello
06. Yes Or No (3:43) - P. Marchello
07. Icy Cold (4:06) - P. Marchello
08. On My Way To School (3:29) - P. Marchello
09. Oh So Good (3:05) - P. Marchello
10. Rock And Roll Point Of View (2:41) - P. Marchello
Produced and mixed by Don Berman, Peppi Marchello,Mickey Marchello & Joe Franco. Engineered by Don Berman. Assistant Engineer: Bob Tiis. Recorded at Foghat Studios, Port Jefferson, N.Y. Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Masterdisk, N.Y.C. Front cover painting by Pasqual D'Angelo. Photos by Ollie Krieger. Design by Pasqualino & Murray Brenman. Bruce Kulick - Lead Guitar, Joe Franco - Drums, Peppi Marchello - Lead Vocals, Mickey Marchello - Guitars, Vocals, Schuyler Deale - Bass Guitar.
Columbia 25342 (US, 4/83)
Columbia CK/PCT-38537 (US Reissue 8/23/88)
01. Fools Game (3:50) - Bolton/Brooks/Mangold
02. She Did the Same Thing (3:50) - Bolton
03. Hometown Hero (3:39) - Bolton/Zito
04. Can't Hold On, Can't Let Go (3:17) - Bolton
05. Fighting For My Life (3:29) - Bolton
06. Paradise (3:59) - Bolton/Zito
07. Back In My Arms Again (3:13) - Holland/Dozier/Holland
08. Carrie (3:49) - Bolton
09. I Almost Believed You (4:04) - Bolton/Henderson
Produced by Louis Levin and Gerald Block. Engineered by Gerald Block. Features both Bob and Bruce Kulick on guitar. Bob plays on 2-5, 7-9, while Bruce plays lead on 2 and provides the solo on 4.
CBS/Sony 26120 (USA, 1984)
01. Fils De La Nuit
02. Gypsy
03. On Oublie Tout
04. Without You
05. Radio
06. Le Chemin En Arriere
07. Coeur Killer
08. Tu Me Manques Mec
09. Take Me Back
Features Bruce Kulick on all tracks except 7 & 9, and features a Stevie/Michael Bolton duet...
Columbia 39328 (US, 1985)
01. Everybody's Crazy (0:00) - Unknown
02. Save Our Love (0:00) - Unknown
03. Can't Turn It Off (0:00) - Unknown
04. Call My Name (0:00) - Unknown
05. Everytime (0:00) - Unknown
06. Desperate Heart (0:00) - Unknown
07. Start Breaking My Heart (0:00) - Unknown
08. You Don't Want Me Bad Enough (0:00) - Unknown
09. Don't Tell Me It's Over (0:00) - Unknown
Produced by Neil Kernon and Randy Goodrum. Features Bruce on Guitar.
Columbia 40473 (US, 9/87)
01. Hot Love (3:47) - Bolton/Briley
02. Wait on Love (4:27) - Bolton/Cain
03. (Sittin' On) the Dock of the Bay (3:51) - Cropper/Redding
04. Gina (4:07) - Bolton/Diamond/Halligan
05. That's What Love is All About (3:58) - Bolton/Kaz
06. Hunger (4:18) - Bolton/Cain
07. You're All That I Need (4:18) - Bolton/Cain
08. Take a Look at My Face (4:00) - Bolton/Briley
09. Walk Away (4:12) - Bolton/Warren
Produced by Susan Hamilton, Johnathan Cain and Keith Diamond. Engineered by Bob Missbach, Johnathan Cain and Wally Buck. Bruce contibutes some guitars on tracks 1 (BK plays the second solo also) & 8 only.
Columbia 40620 (US, 1987)
01. Dangerous
02. Walk Away (If I Could)
03. True To You
04. Who Can Sleep
05. Love On A Rooftop
06. Burnin' Love
07. When We Danced
08. Unfinished Business
09. Heart Song
10. Good Love Is Hard To Find
Bruce provides guitars on track 5.
Epic 40869-1/2/4 (US, 10/17/1989)
01. Tell It Like It Is
02. When You Only Loved Me
03. Other People's Lives
04. Better Place
05. Angel City
06. Your Love Is Safe With Me
07. Lonely Too Long
08. Let It Roll
09. What If It Takes All Night
10. Little One's Lullabye
Produced by Keith Diamond. Bruce provides additional guitars on track 6.
SBK/Alive Records CDP K2/4-93233 (US,
11/89)
Capitol 93233 (UK CD, 11/89)
01. Shocker (3:58) - Child/Beauvoir/Moore
02. Sword And Stone (3:57) - Child/Stanley/Kulick
03. Shocker (Reprise) (2:54) - Child/Beauvoir/Moore
Bruce plays on tracks 01 & 03. Track 02 is a KISS song cowritten by Bruce.
Music For Nations MFN-117 (UK, 1991)
01. Commando (0:00) -
02. Loser's Game (0:00) - Bob Kulick/Mitchell/Bruce Kulick.
Features Bruce Kulick co-written track and Bruce on guitars on another track.
Combat 5037-2/4 (US, 9/10/1991)
Independent Record Corp. 5037
01. Zeptune (3:46) - Kulick
Features a kick-ass Bruce Kulick instrumental track. Click on cover for large scan.
Estrus Records 1241 (CD Reissue, 1990)
01. Love Me Tonight (2:58) - Bolotin/R. Kulick/B. Kulick
02. Heart Of Stone (3:54) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
03. The Night Has Me
Calling For You (4:35) - Bolotin/R. Kulick/B. Kulick
04. Southern Ballad
(If This Means Losing You) (3:45) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
05. Fallin' (3:32) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
06. Without Your Love (3:45) - Bolotin
07. Countin' On You (3:35) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
08. I'm Aware Of Your Love (3:37) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
09. For You (4:44) - Bolotin
10. Heart Of Mine (2:55) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
11. My World Is Empty Without You (3:08) - Holland/Dozier/Holland
12. Love Is Hard To Find (3:13) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
13. Stay (4:33) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
14. Airwaves (3:43) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
15. Maybe It's The Power Of Love (3:46) - Bolotin
16. Welcome To The World (4:43) - Bolotin
17. Breakaway (4:13) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
18. Really Wanna Know (3:47) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
19. Sooner Or Later (3:35) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
20. She Wants You Back (2:51) - Bolotin/B. Kulick
Tracks 1-10: Produced by Tom Dowd. Recorded at Criteria Recording Studios, Miami, FLA. Engineered by Steve Gursky, assisted by Rick Allison, Michael Guerra, and Jim Sessody. Mastered by Mike Fuller at Criteria Recording Studios. Tracks 11-20: Produced by Eddy Offord. Recorded and mixed on the Eddy Offord Remote Studio, Woodstock, NY. Enginneered by Rob Davis and Eddy Offord. This reissue featured both Blackjack albums on one CD and had artwork which was a slight variation on the original 1979 Blackjack album cover.
CMC International 6403 (US, 5/31/94)
01. Cradle To The Grave (0:00) - Unknown
02. Afterlife (0:00) - Unknown
03. We Won't Be Forgotten (0:00) - Unknown
04. Breaking The Chains (0:00) - Unknown
05. Over And Over (0:00) - Unknown/B. Kulick
06. Hard Feelings (0:00) - Unknown
07. Baby You're The Blood (0:00) - Unknown
08. Sex Crime (0:00) - Unknown
09. Love From The Ashes (0:00) - Unknown
10. All Night Long (0:00) - Unknown
Produced by Bob Kulick. Recorded and Mixed at Soundchamber Studios, N. Hollywood, CA. Features Bruce Kulick on guitar on track 05.
Raven (US, 10/5/1995)
06. Love On A Rooftop
Bruce provides guitars.
Capitol 529296 (US, 2/27/96)
01. Big Beat (3:39) - Squire
02. Calley Oh (0:00) - Unknown
03. Rich Kid (0:00) - Unknown
04. Like I'm Lovin' You (0:00) - Unknown
05. Who Knows What a Love Can Do (0:00) - Unknown
06. You Should Be High, Love (4:20) - Child/Squire
07. Who's Your Boyfriend (4:32) - Squire
08. Music's All Right (0:00) - Unknown
09. Young Girls (0:00) - Unknown
Songs from the 1983 album with which Bruce was involved... Involvement credits also include Eddie Kramer, Sean Delaney, Anton Fig, Richie Fontana, and Mitch Weismann.
Uncle Rat Music (US, 1996)
01. Crazy Wild & Angry (0:00) - Unknown
02. Hotline (0:00) - Unknown
03. Love On The Beach (0:00) - Unknown
04. Major Minor Chords (0:00) - Unknown
05. Get It Right (0:00) - Unknown
06. Feelin' Good Again (0:00) - Unknown
07. She's Stayin' Home Tonight (0:00) - Unknown
08. Evil Little Boy (0:00) - Unknown
09. Football Madness (0:00) - Unknown
Bruce contributes minimal guitar.
De Muzik-91 (US, 1/21/97)
Relvolver (UK, 12/31/96)
Pure Metal 275612 (Japan, 2/19/97)
04. Save Me KULICK/SINGER
Produced, engineered and mixed by Billy Sherwood. Bruce's brother Bob also features along with other stars including Eric Singer. Also available packaged in a metal tin.
Victor VICP-60145 (JAP, 9/23/97)
De Rock Triange (USA, 4/7/98)
01. Dynamite / Spike, Billy Duffy, Raven, Matt Sorum
02. Gasoline Alley / John Corabi, Bruce Kulick
03. (I Know) I'm Losing You / Stephen Pearcy, Warren DeMartini
04. Reason To Believe / Eddie Money
05. Every Picture Tells A Story / Robin McAuley, Bart Walsh
06. You're In My Heart / Paul Shortino, Carlos Cavazo, Sean McNabb, Audie Desbrow
07. I Wa Only Joking / Jani Lane, Rick Steier, Bobby Borg
08. Stay With Me / Spike, C.C. DeVille, Joey Allen, Steve DeBoard
09. Hot Legs / Laurence Tolhurst, Andy Anderson, Jay Gordon, Admir Derakh
10. Maggie May / John Corabi, Bruce Kulick
11. Rock My Plimsoul / Jeff Pilson, C.C. DeVille, James Kottak
12. The Killing Of Georgie / Gilby Clarke, Phil Soussan, Eric Singer
13. Do Ya Think I'm Sexy? / I'M'L
14. Let Me Love You / Erick Singer, Bob Daisley, Doug Aldrich
15. Tonight The Night / Sebastian Bach
Corbai-Kulick Tribute tracks which also feature Brent Fitz. Track 15 is a bonus on the Japanese release.
Shock Records SR-01 (US, 11/23/97)
17. Liar (4:14) - Kulick
Bruce plays on track 17, a leftover from COS, with Brent Fitz on drums.
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Mayhem Records ADV-124 (USA, 2/98 -
Promo)
Mayhem Records 11124-1/2/4 (USA, 2/24/98)
East/West AMCY-2772 (JAP, 6/25/98 w/ Bonus Track*)
Union
Advance Promo CD
Union
Album Side 1 Center-ring
Union
Album Side 2 Center-ring
Japanese
CD Obi
01. Old Man Wise (4:17) - Kulick/Corabi/Cuomo
02. Around Again (6:10) - Kulick/Corabi/Cuomo
03. Pain Behind Your Eyes (4:33) - Kulick/Corabi/Cuomo
04. Love (I Don't Need It Anymore) (3:44) - Kulick/Corabi/Cuomo
05. Heavy D (5:41) - Kulick/Corabi/Cuomo
06. Let It Flow (6:09) - Kulick/Corabi/Cuomo
07. Empty Soul (4:50) - Cuomo/Johnson/Kirkpatrick/Corabi/Kulick
08. October Morning Wind (4:09) - Kulick/Corabi/Cuomo
09. Get Off My Cloud (4:08) - Kulick/Corabi/Cuomo
10. Tangerine (4:43) - Kulick/Corabi/Cuomo
11. Robin's Song (4:28) - Corabi
12. For You* (3:01) - Kulick/Cuomo
Ex-Crue and Ex-KISS members John Corabi and Bruce Kulick team up for some mayhem with Brent Fitz (Drums) and James Hunting (Bass)! 12 will be a bonus track featuring BK on lead vox for inclusion on the Japanese release. Tracks are co-produced by John Corabi, Bruce Kulick and Curt Cuomo. The first 20,000 (or so) pressings of the CD cover feature an error, the omission of the listing of "Old Man Wise" on the back cover. Also issued on vinyl for the diehard collector! Click on covers for large scans.
Rock Hard Records RH0001-2 (US, 10/98)
01. Sweet's "Set Me Free" - sung by Eric
02. Humble Pie's "Four Day Creep" - sung by Karl, Eric & John
03. Edgar Winter's "Free Ride" - sung by John
04. Johnny Winter's "Still Alive & Well" - sung by Karl
05. Deep Purple's "Never Before" - sung by John
06. KISS' "Goin' Blind" - sung by Karl
07. Nazareth's "Teenage Nervous Breakdown" - sung by Eric
08. Band Of Gypsy's "Changes" - sung by Karl
09. Aerosmith's "SOS" - sung by John
10. Hendrix's "Foxy Lady" - sung by John
Produced by Eric Singer and Curt Cuomo. Eric's much anticipated solo CD featuring cover versions of his favourite songs done with friends including Bruce Kulick, John Corabi, Karl Cochran. Another uncreditted guest is Ace Frehley who plays lead on track 10.
Rockhard Records RB-2899 (USA, 2/99)
01. Too Cool For School (4:00) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
02. Tiara (4:26) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
03. Can You Feel It? (4:04) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
04. Nasty Boys (3:27) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell/Davies
Produced by Eric Carr, Bruce Kulick and Adam Mitchell. Finally released, the long awaited songs from Eric's Rockhead's project which he sang, drummed, and played bass on. Bruce provides guitar. This issue is limited to 5000 copies. As a big fan of Eric I'd really suggest that you get this EP! A full length CD is planned for later this year including more Eric material!
Deadline/Cleopatra Records CLP-0525-2 (USA, 5/18/99)
01. Old Man Wise
02. Around Again
03. Heavy D
04. Jungle
05. Love (I Don't Need It Anymore)
06. Man In The Moon
07. I Walk Alone
08. Surrender
09. Pain Behind Your Eyes
10. Power To The Music
11. Tangerine
12. October Morning Wind (Acoustic)
13. Hide Your Love Away (Acoustic)
Personally, I thought the cover of Surrender was fantastic. Another definate highlight is "Man In The Moon". Great stuff.
Rock Hard Records/Island Def Jam
061970239-2 (US, 7/21/99)
(Japan, 7/25/99)
01. Teenage Nervous Breakdown (4:07) - sung by Eric
02. Four Day Creep (3:10) - sung by Karl, Eric, John
03. Free Ride (3:39) - sung by John
04. Still Alive And Well (3:34) - sung by Karl
05. Never Before (4:00) - sung by John
06. Goin' Blind (3:38) - sung by Karl
07. Set Me Free (3:57) - sung by Eric
08. Changes (3:36) - sung by Karl
09. S.O.S. (Too Bad) (2:46) - sung by John
10. Foxy Lady (4:28) - sung by John
11. Twenty Flight Rock (2:48) - sung by Eric
12. Won't Get Fooled Again (6:48) - sung by John
13. Snortin' Whiskey* (0:00) - sung by
14. American Band* (0:00) - sung by
Produced by ESP. Co-produced by Curt Cuomo. Big-label distribution reissue with new design and additional tracks. Click on cover for large scan. * Additional bonus tracks for the Japanese release.
Eric Singer - Drums / Lead Vocals on 1,2, 7 & 11 / backing vocals
John Corabi - Rhythm Guitar / Lead Vocals on 2, 3, 5, 9, 10, & 12 / Bass on 2, 3, 5, 7, 9 & 10
Bruce Kulick - Lead Guitar on 1-4, 6-9, & 12 / Bass on 4, 6, 8, 11 & 12 / rhythm guitar
Karl Cochran - Lead vocals on 2, 4, 6 & 8 / Lead guitar on 2-5, 7, & 11 / Rhythm guitar / Bass on 1
Roberta Freeman - Backing vocals 3, 5, 7 & 8
Ace Frehley - Lead Guitar on 10
Nicky Lemmons - Keyboards on 5
Curt Cuomo - Precussion on 3
Rockhard Records (USA, 10/99)
01. Eyes Of Love (0:00) - Carr
02. Somebody's Waiting (0:00) - Carr/Mitchell
03. Heavy Metal Baby (0:00) -
04. Just Can't Wait (0:00) -
05. Mad Dog (0:00) -
06. You Make Me Crazy (0:00) -
07. Nightmare (0:00) -
08. Too Cool For School (4:00) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
09. Tiara (4:26) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
10. Can You Feel It? (4:04) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell
11. Nasty Boys (3:27) - Carr/Kulick/Mitchell/Davies
Produced by Eric Carr, Bruce Kulick and Adam Mitchell. A full length CD including more Eric material with Bruce on guitar!
Cleopatra Records CLP 0698-2 (USA, 11/1999)
07. CORABI/KULICK - Hot For Teacher (Astralasia Remix)
Tribute album which features one remix track involving John and Bruce...
Spitfire Records (USA, Anticipated 2/22/2000)
01. Do Your Own Thing (0:00) -
02. Dead (0:00) -
03. Everything's Alright (0:00) -
04. Shine (0:00) -
05. Who Do You Think You Are (0:00) -
06. Dear Friend (0:00) -
07. Do You Know My Name (0:00) -
08. Hypnotized (0:00) -
09. I Wanna Be (0:00) -
10. No More (0:00) -
The still untitled second Union studio album expected to be released in early Jan./Feb. 2000
Warner Bros. 25337 (US, 6/1986)
01. In for the Kill (3:40) - Iommi
02. No Stranger to Love (4:28) - Iommi
03. Turn to Stone (3:28) - Iommi
04. Sphinx (The Guardian) (1:11) - Iommi
05. Seventh Star (5:20) - Iommi
06. Danger Zone (4:23) - Iommi
07. Heart Like a Wheel (6:35) - Iommi
08. Angry Heart (3:06) - Iommi
09. In Memory... (2:35) - Iommi
Produced by Jeff Glixman. Recorded at Cheshire Sound Studios,Atanta, GA. Eric appears on drums on all tracks. Eric also toured with Black Sabbath for this album.
Warner Bros. 25548 (US, 9/1987)
01. Shining (5:58) - Iommi
02. Ancient Warrior (5:34) - Iommi
03. Hard Life to Love (5:00) - Iommi
04. Glory Ride (4:48) - Iommi
05. Born to Lose (3:43) - Iommi
06. Nightmare (5:17) - Iommi
07. Scarlet Pimpernel (2:07) - Iommi
08. Lost Forever (4:00) - Iommi
09. Eternal Idol (6:35) - Iommi
Produced by Jeff Glixman. Recorded at Air Studios, Montserrat and Battery Studios, London, England. Eric appears on drums on all tracks. Eric did not tour for this album.
Rhino R1/2/4-70839 (US, 4/20/1988)
01. Entity (0:00) -
02. Stormtrooper (0:00) -
03. Eternal Mercenary (0:00) -
04. Snake Eyes (0:00) -
05. Forever And A Day (0:00) -
06. I Need The Nights (0:00) -
07. Sinister Minister (0:00) -
08. Phoenix (0:00) -
09. Heroes Road (0:00) -
10. Kamikaze (0:00) -
Eric on drums? This album appears in Eric's Discography at his "Official" Next-level site. As of yet I have been unable to find out anything about this release to verify it. I am waiting to hear back from the record label.
Vertigo 838818-1/2/4 (UK, 1989)
01. Seventh Star (5:20) - Iommi
02. Born to Lose (3:43) - Iommi
03. Lost Forever (4:00) - Iommi
A compilation (non-US only?) which includes three tracks which feature Eric on drums.
Atlantic 81966-1/2/4 (US, 6/1989)
01. High Wire (0:00) - Lee /Gillen
02. Dreams in the Dark (0:00) - Lee /Gillen/O 'Neil
03. Jade's Song (0:00) - Lee
04. Winter's Call (0:00) - Lee /Gillen/Gonzales
05. Dancing on the Edge (0:00) - Lee /Gillen/O 'Neil
06. Streets Cry Freedom (0:00) - Lee /Gillen/O 'Neil
07. Hard Driver (0:00) - Lee /Gillen/O 'Neil
08. Rumblin' Train (0:00) - Lee /Gillen/O 'Neil
09. Devil's Stomp (0:00) - Lee /Gillen/O 'Neil
10. Seasons (0:00) - Lee /Gillen/O 'Neil
11. Ball & Chain (0:00) - Lee /Gillen
Eric on drums...
Chameleon D1/2/4-74816 (US, 1/10/1990)
01. Mobile Shooting Gallery (0:00) -
02. Short Stories (0:00) -
03. Bombers (Can Open Bomb Bays) (0:00) -
04. Pink Clouds On An Island (0:00) -
05. Light Up The Candles (0:00) -
06. Snakes And Ladders (0:00) -
07. Jack's Land (0:00) -
08. Living Naked (0:00) -
09. Music For A Raw Nerve Ending (0:00) -
10. Tall Stories (0:00) -
11. Sweep (0:00) -
12. Along The Way (0:00) -
Produced by Peter Kelsey. Eric guests on drums. This album will be rereleased in 1998. There are two versions of the cover: The one shown and a rarer one which is mostly black.
Atlantic/Interscope 7567-91725-2 (US, 6/91)
03. God Gave Rock & Roll to You II (5:22) - Ballard/Stanley/Simmons/Ezrin
Eric Singer drums on the only KISS track, Eric Carr on backing vocals, so two KISS drummers on one song. Executive producer: Tom Whalley.
Epic/Sony 5960-1 (JAP, 1994)
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02.
03.
04.
05.
Produced by Thom Panumzio. Eric appears on drums. He also appears on two of Alice's CD Singles, "Lost In America", and "Burining Our Bed". This album was included in a special Japanese packaging of Alice's "Last Temptation". It is a recording live on September 13, 1991, when Eric was touring with Alice in support of the "Hey Stoopid" album.
Epic/Sony (1994)
01. Lost In America
02. Hey Stoopid (Live)
03. Billion Dollar Babies (Live)
04. No More Mr Nice Guy (Live)
Eric Singer appears on tracks 2-4 recorded by the album network and WNEW September 13, 1991.
Intense FLD9491-2 (US, 1/1995)
01. Too Late To Pray (3:32) - Chaisson/McMellen
02. It Ain't Me (The Politician) (3:48) - Chaisson/McMellen
03. My Dark Ride (5:04) - Chaisson/McMellen/Harris/Singer
04. Whatever (1:21) - Chaisson/McMellen
05. Love (3:56) - Chaisson/McMellen
06. I'll Always Love You (4:00) - Chaisson/McMellen/Singer
07. Never Too Far (5:04) - Hitsman/Chaisson/McMellen/Singer
08. The River (4:58) - Chaisson/McMellen/Lee/Gillan
09. Heard It All Before (2:20) - Chaisson/McMellen
10. Blues For The Rev. Willy G. (4:27) - Chaisson/McMellen/Singer
11. Heaven (5:45) - Chaisson/McMellen
12. Wat-Cha-Go-Na-Du (3:49) - Chaisson/McMellen/Singer
Produced by Greg Chaisson and Thom Roy. Recorded by Thom Roy at The Mixing Lab, Garden Grove, CA. Assisted by Steve Good and Drew Aldridge, and mixed by Pat Regan at Fortress, Hollywood, CA. Eric Singer plays drums on tracks 2, 3, 5-12. He also cowrites the music on 3, 6, 7, 10, and 12.
IRS Records 7243-8-37532-2-2 (Holland, 1996)
15. Heart Like a Wheel (6:35) - Iommi
16. The Shining (4:56) - Iommi
Tracks produced by Jeff Glixman. Track 15 was originally on "Seventh Star" released in 1986. Track 16 was a bonus track for the Japanese release of "Headless Cross", both of which included Eric Singer on drums.
De Muzik-91 (US, 1/21/97)
Relvolver (UK, 12/31/96)
Pure Metal 275612 (Japan, 2/19/97)
04. Save Me KULICK/SINGER
Produced, engineered and mixed by Billy Sherwood. Eric Singer appears on drums, his first appearance on an album after leaving KISS.
Polydor POCP-7190-2 (JAP, 3/26/1997)
01. D45611 (0:00) -
02. Showtime (0:00) -
03. Constellations (0:00) -
04. I Know You (0:00) -
05. Still Life (0:00) -
06. Des Plaines Echo (0:00) -
07. Lookin' Back On... (0:00) -
08. Spanish Alley (0:00) -
09. Surf's Up! (0:00) -
10. Moroua Atoll (0:00) -
11. D45611 (Reprise) (0:00) -
Produced by Warren DeMartini and Dweezil Zappa. Eric guests.
Victor VICP-60145 (JAP, 9/23/97)
De Rock Triange (USA, 4/7/98)
01. Dynamite / Spike, Billy Duffy, Raven, Matt Sorum
02. Gasoline Alley / John Corabi, Bruce Kulick
03. (I Know) I'm Losing You / Stephen Pearcy, Warren DeMartini
04. Reason To Believe / Eddie Money
05. Every Picture Tells A Story / Robin McAuley, Bart Walsh
06. You're In My Heart / Paul Shortino, Carlos Cavazo, Sean McNabb, Audie Desbrow
07. I Wa Only Joking / Jani Lane, Rick Steier, Bobby Borg
08. Stay With Me / Spike, C.C. DeVille, Joey Allen, Steve DeBoard
09. Hot Legs / Laurence Tolhurst, Andy Anderson, Jay Gordon, Admir Derakh
10. Maggie May / John Corabi, Bruce Kulick
11. Rock My Plimsoul / Jeff Pilson, C.C. DeVille, James Kottak
12. The Killing Of Georgie / Gilby Clarke, Phil Soussan, Eric Singer
13. Do Ya Think I'm Sexy? / I'M'L
14. Let Me Love You / Erick Singer, Bob Daisley, Doug Aldrich
15. Tonight The Night / Sebastian Bach
Corbai-Kulick Tribute tracks which also feature Brent Fitz. Track 15 is a bonus on the Japanese release.
Paradigm Records PME 0019-2 (US, 9/24/1997)
09. The Worst (0:00) -
Eric guests on one track (on drums).
Shock Records SR-01 (US, 11/23/97)
04. Strange Ways (3:26) - ERIC SINGER
09. Love Her All I Can (3:00) - KARL COCHRAN w/ ERIC SINGER
11. Rocket Ride (4:14) - GILBY CLARKE
Track listing now finalized. Produced by: John Regan. Mastered by Tom Brick at Absolute Audio, N.Y.C.
ERIC
SINGER PROJECT: LOST AND SPACEDRock Hard Records RH0001-2 (US, 10/98)
01. Teenage Nervous Breakdown (4:07) - sung by Eric
02. Four Day Creep (3:10) - sung by Karl, Eric, John
03. Free Ride (3:39) - sung by John
04. Still Alive And Well (3:34) - sung by Karl
05. Never Before (4:00) - sung by John
06. Goin' Blind (3:38) - sung by Karl
07. Set Me Free (3:57) - sung by Eric
08. Changes (3:36) - sung by Karl
09. S.O.S. (Too Bad) (2:46) - sung by John
10. Foxy Lady (4:28) - sung by John
Produced by ESP. Co-produced by Curt Cuomo. Eric's much anticipated solo CD featuring cover versions of his favourite songs done with friends including Bruce Kulick, John Corabi, Karl Cochran. Another uncreditted guest is Ace Frehley who plays lead on track 10. Click on cover for large scan.
Eric Singer - Drums / Lead Vocals on 1,2 & 7 / backing vocals
John Corabi - Rhythm Guitar / Lead Vocals on 2, 3, 5, 9 & 10 / Bass on 2, 3, 5, 7, 9 & 10
Bruce Kulick - Lead Guitar on 1-4, 6-9 / Bass on 4, 6, & 8 / rhythm guitar
Karl Cochran - Lead vocals on 2, 4, 6 & 8 / Lead guitar on 2-5, & 7 / Rhythm guitar / Bass on 1
Roberta Freeman - Backing vocals 3, 5, 7 & 8
Ace Frehley - Lead Guitar on 10
Nicky Lemmons - Keyboards on 5
Curt Cuomo - Precussion on 3
Cleopatra Records (USA, 1/99)
06. School's Out
Bob Kulick's fantastic Alice Cooper tribute project featuring the likes of Roger Daltry, Slash, Bruce Dickinson, Adrian Smith, Don Dokken, John Norum, Dave Mustaine, Joe Elliott, Dee Syder, Steve Jones, Chuck Wright and more! And all star cast of kick ass Coop!
ESP
(** Reissue of "Lost & Spaced")Rock Hard Records/Island Def Jam
061970239-2 (US, 7/21/99)
(Japan, 7/25/99)
01. Teenage Nervous Breakdown (4:07) - sung by Eric
02. Four Day Creep (3:10) - sung by Karl, Eric, John
03. Free Ride (3:39) - sung by John
04. Still Alive And Well (3:34) - sung by Karl
05. Never Before (4:00) - sung by John
06. Goin' Blind (3:38) - sung by Karl
07. Set Me Free (3:57) - sung by Eric
08. Changes (3:36) - sung by Karl
09. S.O.S. (Too Bad) (2:46) - sung by John
10. Foxy Lady (4:28) - sung by John
11. Twenty Flight Rock (2:48) - sung by Eric
12. Won't Get Fooled Again (6:48) - sung by John
13. Snortin' Whiskey* (0:00) - sung by
14. American Band* (0:00) - sung by
Produced by ESP. Co-produced by Curt Cuomo. Big-label distribution reissue with new design and additional tracks. Click on cover for large scan. * Additional bonus tracks for the Japanese release.
Eric Singer - Drums / Lead Vocals on 1,2, 7 & 11 / backing vocals
John Corabi - Rhythm Guitar / Lead Vocals on 2, 3, 5, 9, 10, & 12 / Bass on 2, 3, 5, 7, 9 & 10
Bruce Kulick - Lead Guitar on 1-4, 6-9, & 12 / Bass on 4, 6, 8, 11 & 12 / rhythm guitar
Karl Cochran - Lead vocals on 2, 4, 6 & 8 / Lead guitar on 2-5, 7, & 11 / Rhythm guitar / Bass on 1
Roberta Freeman - Backing vocals 3, 5, 7 & 8
Ace Frehley - Lead Guitar on 10
Nicky Lemmons - Keyboards on 5
Curt Cuom - Precussion on 3